GB had expanded their possibilities arriving at the semi-finals by beating Estonia 10-5 prior on Tuesday.
Be that as it may, they later lost to table-clinchers Sweden and are presently seventh in the standings, with the main four progressing to the semi-finals.
Skip Hugh Nibloe, Gregor Ewan, David Melrose, Meggan Dawson-Farrell and Gary Smith have four matches to play.
Somewhere else on day four, Britain's Scott Meenagh completed 10th and Callum Deboys eighteenth in the biathlon center distance.
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'I'm the Tom Daley of Paralympics'
Following Olympic top dog Tom Daley's weaving model at the Tokyo summer Games, Dawson-Farrell has been knitting a cover for her granddad to remain occupied between matches.
"My auntie trained me to stitch during lockdown and I am currently making a cover while I am here - I am the Tom Daley of the Paralympic world," she told Paralympics GB.
"I like to simply sit and shut out the world and try it out."
'The most troublesome Paralympics' - Ukraine prevails in misfortune
Regardless of competitors battling with news from home, Ukraine are second in the decoration table - with six golds to China's eight - subsequent to asserting two decisive victories of the platform in the biathlon.
Iryna Bui took gold in the ladies' center distance standing biathlon, with Oleksandra Kononova winning silver and Liudmyla Liashenko bronze.
Liashenko had pulled out of her crosscountry race after her home in Kharkiv was obliterated on Monday as the city experienced weighty besieging.
Countryman Anastasiia Laletina, 19, didn't proceed with her biathlon center distance sitting race on Tuesday in the wake of finding that her dad - an officer in the Ukrainian armed force - had been taken prisoner by Russian powers.
Group representative Nataliia Harach said: "She was extremely disturbed and couldn't partake in the race."
In the wake of winning silver, Kononova said: "Every one of my considerations, my heart and my spirit is with my family and with my youngster.
"Sincerely it's undeniably challenging to zero in and to focus on the race and the opposition, so this is the most troublesome Paralympic Games for me."
Winning the men's center distance vision hindered, Vitaliy Lukyanenko accepting his eighth Paralympic gold as Anatolii Kovalevskyi took silver and Dmytro Suiarko bronze. Countrymen Iaroslav Reshetynskyi and Oleksandr Kazik finished the predominant appearance as they completed fourth and fifth individually.
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